Sink Splash Guard 14.5' x 5.4' - 3-in-1 Silicone Faucet Mat with Faucet Water Catcher Mat & Soap Dish & Sponge Holder - Clear

This works great. Keeps the water off the counter. Also, the clear is not obtrusive. It blends.Remember to measure the space if you have a soap or hot water dispenser.

Doesn't have a slant for the water to run off in front. Also the back end has a slit as water can seek through.

Did not know they existed. I searched Amazon and found the perfect size and colour. Fit up around the type of kitchen faucet I have. No more wiping up water after turning off the faucet. Very easy install

This is my own fault—I overlooked it on the product page—but sharing so others can learn from my mistake. The measurements otherwise were fine, but this wouldn’t lie flat because my faucet doesn’t just come straight out of the sink surface; it has a metal plate at the base. The product is a pretty floppy silicone, not rigid, so it can’t tolerate this uneven surface underneath. Returning it.

Selected this splash guard style for 2 reasons: 1. Water flows off because the is a 5 degree angle along with a ledge along sides and the back. 2. Center hole "hugs" the faucet base with clear silicon and has an adjustable closure to fit different sizes.

I think it is a good idea but I should have paid more attention to the size. It was too big. I would appreciate a refund so I can buy something that we need. Thank you.

This was exactly what I was looking for. I need to catch water that splashed when I closed my kitchen faucet. It works perfectly with my new kitchen countertop and faucet

We've had 2 different fabric drip catchers for our kitchen sink before and each one was "currently unavailable" when we wanted to reorder. My husband found this silicone and between the description and product reviews, we thought it would work. It doesn't because of basic bad design. First it is not deep enough to reach to the backsplash behind the faucet. I never had that problem before and thought the area from the back edge of the sink to the wall was fairly standard.,approximately 5 inches, and mats would be cut to that size . I should have paid more attention to the silicone mat's design and measurements. The back edge of the mat does not lie flat so there are gaps where water gets in behind the mat. The back edge seems to be designed to bend and cover about 3/4 " of the actual wall/backsplash behind the faucet. But it is not deep enough from front to back and does not stand upright by itself. Second, There is not enough height in the back to make the water flow down so it lays virtually flat with the water collecting in it. We tried putting various items under the mat to make it higher in back, but even if we came up with something, water still gets behind the mat. And because the silicone is so thin and flimsy it doesn't have enough structure to lie flat. Eventually I saw that the water was causing the grout on our backsplash to get grey spots (mildew?) on it. Third, the collar does not fit very well around the faucet neck - it is too loose on one hole so water get under the mat and so tight on the next hole that it buckles the mat. Be sure to measure the area from back edge of sink to wall and if it is more than 4" deep - you will probably have the same problems we had. Spend a little more and find a an absorbent fabric-type drip catcher. I've attached photos but you have to look close to see the buckling, the grey mildew and how it just doesn't fit close enough to do the job.

Looked like it was perfect but back side is flexible and offers no support. Water has a tendency to drip toward the back which is NOT what you want. I had to insert a shim to support the back side so water drips towards the front side.

Very flimsy and cheaply made. Bought one at a dollar store at the quarter of the price which was better quality. Do not waste your money like I did.